Podcasts about nz music

Ahead of his second album, "ONCE", Sam and Max dial in with MACEY. They cover how The Tube ended up sparking his songwriting, comparing Questlove's and Q-Tip's 90s career, and finding out how he's matured as a songwriter.Connect with MACEY on Instagram and TikTok, and listen to the singles from his upcoming album, "ONCE", on Spotify and Apple Music.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok.Watch episodes on our YouTube channel and don't forget to like and subscribe.

Andrew Rooney and Danny McCrum are weird. Breaking a variety of stereotypes, these two are both musicians with a mind for business. In today's episode, cohost Mike puts on the interviewing hat to find out how they've both sustained careers in music for over two decades, without living on the bones of their asses.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

We are celebrating the absolute best of homegrown Kiwi talent this morning after an incredible night at the Aotearoa Music Awards! The team breaks down the biggest wins and the most stunning performances from the evening. We are feeling like incredibly proud parents celebrating one phenomenal artist in particular whom the show has proudly supported since he was just 13 years old! Plus, the studio reacts to a deeply moving, unforgettable, and powerful speech from the legendary Dame Lynda Topp of the Topp Twins that left everyone inspired. Grab your morning coffee and join the nation in celebrating the incredible music making waves right here in NZ! Love the show? Rate us 5-stars on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, and follow Si, Lana & The Breakfast Club on rova so you never miss our daily local wrap-ups!

ON TODAYS SHOW: Azura in feeling lovey dovey and wants to her your met cute stories. Plus, nearing the end of NZ Music month, Sam V joins the show to chat about the AMA's and do as special live performance of his track 90's Fine. For more, follow our socials: Instagram Facebook TikTokSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Split Enz' iconic tune "I see Red" is just one of a raft of songs set to be protected by a law change extending the time artists hold the copyright to their art.

INTERVIEW: Bailey Wiley on MusicHelps and NZ music t shirt day by Zac Hoffman on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Before she hits the stage tonight at One NZ Stadium for the Once in a Lifetime concert, Kaylee Bell joined Si & Lana in the studio! Kaylee talks about the nerves of performing at a stadium, her incredible year so far, and what fans can expect from her set tonight. If you're heading to the gig, this is the perfect pre-show listen! Event Info: Get all the set times and stadium details for tonight right here.

We do a quick whip around the country to highlight some of the events on this weekend Lots of comedy options thanks to the International NZ Comedy Festival, check out your local venues to find some laughs near you, and also lots of music gigs being NZ Music month - there is heaps to get amongst this weekend! [picture id="4K597WE_alex_bracken_RzULPgwqcuE_unsplash_jpg" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

The debut of DJ Dargavillain is almost here!

The "Country Pop Queen" Kaylee Bell joins the team live in studio!

The secret is finally out! Our very own Lana (aka DJ Dargavillain) has just dropped a bombshell announcement that’s going to rock the New Zealand music scene. In just two weeks, Lana will be hitting the stage to open for the legendary British boy band FIVE during their highly anticipated NZ tour! Having already warmed up the crowd for the iconic Sporty Spice (Mel C), Lana is ready to bring that same energy to one of the biggest pop tours of the year. Join Si, Lana & The Breakfast Club as Lana shares her excitement, her setlist nerves, and how she’s preparing to share the stage with 90s royalty. If you’re heading to the show, you won't want to miss this behind-the-scenes look at the tour's official opening act!

Def Jim's Jazz Show for NZ Music month features a totally out piece from local disruptors Trioglodyte recorded some years ago live at the Wine Cellar, a track from a recent Rattle release by Michel Benebig Quartet recorded live at the ATO Jazz Club in New Lynn and two vintage tracks from Space Case (featuring Murray McNabb) and Kim Paterson respectively. Other, international bases touched include guitartists Terje Rypdal and Tisziji Munoz plus new releases from Ethnic Heritage Ensemble and Craig Taborn et al and a newly unearthed 1979 set from Detroit legends Griot Galaxy. Just dive on in.

Renee is in her happy place, celebrating Te Marama Puoro o Aotearoa NZ Music Month with a 100% Aotearoa music show. Special features: an interview with Jude from Either Eyether, and the Kiwi Classic Throwback at 8pm.  

ON TODAYS SHOW: Kids ordering something with you knowing, what did Charlies youngest manger to order? Plus, celebrating NZ Music with a trip down memory lane of Scribes career. For more, follow our socials: Instagram Facebook TikTokSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hundred Percent on the NZ Music month vibe just because we can. American Music with a NZ twist - we're good at it. Massive Thank y'all to Studio One Guitars.

For the start of NZ Music Month this week's show is 100% NZ music!!!

This week, returning guest - and founder of Rochester New York's Carbon Records, Joe Tunis - brings us a subject near-and-dear to his heart: the music of the New Zealand underground. This essential compilation, 'Xpressway Pile=Up', is a great snapshot of the late 80s/early 90s New Zealand underground music scene and the artists involved. Songs discussed in this episode: Quiet In The Village - Eye; Anything Could Happen - The Clean; What Goes On - The Velvet Underground; Midnight Blue Vision - Plagal Grind; Kicks - Vacuum; Native Waiter - Victor Dimisich Band; Rain - Wreck Small Speakers On Expensive Stereos; Subtle Holy Gift - Sentridoh; Meluzina Man - The 3D's; 3 Years - Dead C; Down and Around - The Stones; Randolph's Going Home - Shayne Carter & Peter Jefferies; Water Cuts My Hands - Mecca Normal; Lindauer - 2 Foot Flame; On An Unknown Beach - Peter Jefferies; People To Talk To - The Mad Scene; Splat - Bailter Space; Emmanual - Snapper; Airships - The Cakekitchen; Yes Jazz Cactus - Plagal Grind; Walk In A Straight Line - Nocturnal Projections; Uncoffined - The Terminals; Dream Of The Sea - The Renderers; Stancing - Bilders

Digging back through the archives (because it's January and holidays have made us lazy), Max and Sam revisit one of their earliest favourite chats with Alisa and Thom from The Naked and Famous. They cover the release of their then-new album, "Recover", working alongside L.A.'s creative scene, and how they were reinventing their live set. Hopefully this is ahead of their full-scale return to the game!Connect with The Naked and Famous on Instagram and TikTok, and listen back to "Recover" on Spotify and Apple Music.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok. Watch episodes on our YouTube channel and don't forget to like and subscribe.

Off the back of their debut album, Max dials in with NZ band Phoebe Rings. They cover how the album's eclecticism is its strength, why they are keen to step on each other's toes, and how vital good food recommendations are to the band's cohesion.Connect with Phoebe Rings on Instagram and TikTok, and listen to their debut album "Aseurai" on Spotify and Apple Music.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok.

New Zealand music icon Suzanne Lynch joins Paula to talk about how trusting her gut – and knowing when to say yes or no – has shaped a career that took her from teenage stardom in The Chicks to touring the world with Cat Stevens. She reflects on childhood mischief, the magic of the sixties, and the work ethic that’s kept her grounded for six decades in music.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A true New Zealand music legend, Don McGlashan has written some of our most-loved tunes. From ‘Anchor Me' in his time with the Mutton Birds, through to his incredible work as a solo artist and his compositions for film and television. In 2023 McGlashan went on a very special tour around New Zealand, and off the back he's released his first solo live album – ‘Take It To The Bridge'. Although he's been part of the making of a dozen or more studio albums, McGlashan confessed to Jack Tame that he was never really interested in live albums. “It sort of surprised me, that in the middle of this tour,” “I suddenly felt this would be great, this is really special – I should be, we should be recording everything.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the most significant country music figures to emerge from New Zealand, Tami Neilson continues to grow on the world stage. Later this year she'll be touring around the US with Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan, as well as a string of European dates – but unlike some other stars, she's not leaving New Zealand out. Neilson is returning to our stages this October for her ‘Neon Cowgirl' tour – performing five shows across the country. She'll be performing songs from her new album of the same name, which releases in July. Although it's common for artists to labour over their work, often taking years to complete and release albums, Neilson told Mike Hosking that comparatively, she works quite quickly. “From the time I'm kind of laying down the music to when it comes out, it's usually a year,” she said. “I usually write my albums and then track them within a week, so most of my albums are live off the floor.” The recordings listeners hear are full takes performed live by Neilson and her band, which she says adds a realness to the songs. “I think in this age of, you know, impending AI, the more we can lean into our humanity, you hope that comes through in the music and connects with other human hearts.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the final Wellington Mornings' Music Time of New Zealand Music Month, Nick and James unofficially declare it to be NZ music year, reveal the slowest album ever to get to number 1 in the official NZ music charts and talk gigs and record fairs coming up in Wellington. Also James reveals the gold cup holder of the most NZ number 1 singles ever! LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam's on reviewing duties for Lorde's second album, "Melodrama", as he digests some big pop belters ahead of an upcoming follow-up.Follow along with the songs we discuss with this week's Spotify Playlist.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok.

Lyndal and Darren Ludlow take a weekly dive into a space of comfort and quirk. Enjoy an eclectic blend of music, the informative, the strangely odd and the joys of life often overlooked. In The Fluffy Slipper Lounge this week you'll hear a good dose of NZ Music, Lyndal's 'Reel World', and a Mr T treat for Mother's Day

Sam and Max sit down for a chat with Ciarann Babbington, lead vocalist of Melbourne pop-punkers Bakers Eddy, on the release day of their latest single "Dust on My Brain". They cover the long-fought process that goes into backing vocals, how Ciarann found his voice from mental health struggles, and why listeners are going to hear some Drum 'n' Bass on their next release.Follow Bakers Eddy on Instagram and TikTok, and listen to their latest single, "Dust on the Brain", on Spotify and Apple Music.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok.

Strap yourself in for a wild ride- my most chaotic podcast EVER!Andrew Fagan is a kiwi musician. In the 1980's he was the singer of one of New Zealand's most popular bands called The Mockers. Chances are, if you know any of their songs it'll be Forever Tuesday Morning.But for a 12-year-old Dom Harvey. He knew every word of every song. Obsessed is a big word…but that was my relationship with this band called the Mockers. I was a psycho-fan…and I would be prepared fight anyone who dared to disagree they were the best band in the world.So, to sit down for a long conversation with one of my childhood heroes was something truly special. This is by far the most unique and bizarre podcast I've ever done- Andrew turned up with his own props including a flag, a stool, a bell, a water spray bottle, guitar and amp.We talk about his life in music, including those years in The Mockers- his recollections of the infamous 1984 Queen Street Riots and the deep impact of losing a bandmate to suicide.We also discuss in great length his love of solo voyages in the open ocean in small boats.Then we go deep with some musings on life, aging, mental health and future goals.Whether you're a long-time fan of The Mockers or new to wonderful world and mind of Andrew Fagan, this episode offers a glimpse into the life of a remarkable New Zealander (who I am lucky to call a mate). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lynfield-based Larry Killip describes himself as "possibly the most famous person that you have never heard of". With a musical career stretching back to the mid-60s, Killip's first band The Zarks was formed with a few high school buddies. Since then he's continued to write and perform in various iterations, but the work most people would be familiar with is the hundreds of jingles Killip has written - for everything from Columbine stockings to Skyline Gottages. He joins Colin Peacock to reflect on his unusual career, his work with indie pop darlings The Beths, and his ever-growing collection of vintage gear and ephemera.

RNZ Music's Tony Stamp updates Nights from the Viaduct Events Centre.

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It's our last episode from our South Pacific Pilgrimage in 2023! We're TRIPLE the fun today, as we interview not one, not two, but THREE young people in New Zealand and Australia.Ashley first met Charlotte in Newcastle, Australia. She was attending Northlakes Christian Church with Katie Branham. They were instantly three peas in a pod! Now Charlotte has married Ty, and they're living in Auckland, New Zealand, attending Laidlaw College, and serving at Church NorthWest! Katie studied at Boise Bible College in Idaho and University of Newcastle. She resides in Newcastle where she enjoys drawing and illustrating, and going to soccer games!More on Katie's Artwork: https://katiebranham.squarespace.comMore on Laidlaw College: https://www.laidlaw.ac.nzMore on Church NorthWest: https://churchnorthwest.nzMusic by: Irene & the SleepersLogo by: Jill EllisWebsite: menomissions.orgBB Website: https://www.brokenbanquetpodcast.comContact Us: brokenbanquetpodcast@gmail.com

We are ON LOCATION in Auckland, New Zealand with two men we love enormously!You first met Nate Hutchison in Season 1, Episode 2.You met Hamish Taylor in Season 1, Episode 8.Nate Hutchison is originally from Kentucky, and now he is a dual citizen of New Zealand and the USA! He and his wife, Whitney, along with their three kiddos, planted their first church in ChristChurch, and are now serving with Church Northwest in Auckland. Nate LOVES basketball. Loves it. Plays it. Watches it. And for some reason pulls for the Kentucky Wildcats.Hamish Taylor, and his wife, Molly, are also church planters in New Zealand. Hamish is a Kiwi! He loves NFL football, specifically the San Francisco 49ers.To learn more about Hamish, Molly, and their work, visit their website:https://www.facebook.com/HamishandMollyTaylorTo learn more about Nate, Whitney, and their work visit their website:http://www.n8andwhitney.comAnd to learn more about their church plant, Church Northwest, visits:https://churchnorthwest.nzMusic by: Irene & the SleepersLogo by: Jill EllisWebsite: menomissions.orgBB Website: https://www.brokenbanquetpodcast.comContact Us: brokenbanquetpodcast@gmail.com

The stars of the New Zealand music scene are coming out next Wednesday night in a fundraising concert to save beloved student radio station 95bFM. Shihad, Marlon Williams, Voom, Tiny Ruins and more will be performing at Auckland Town Hall for 'Save the B'. Auckland's 95bFM has been a champion of alternative and independent music in Aotearoa since 1969, but the station says it has struggled to keep up with operating costs and with the nation switching more and more to digital media. All proceeds from Wednesday's concert will go to keeping the station up and running. Mark Leishman talks to 95bFM general manager Tom Tremewan.

King Clown is the latest album by 25 year old New Zealand singer Paige. The South Auckland artist debuted the song Aquarian at a show at Auckland's The Cloud during the Women's World Cup.  Simon Gooding, who has also worked with Pink and Neil Finn, is the producer for this album. Billie Eilish has also shared one of Paige's songs. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We chat to Robinson!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

D.C Maxwell's got his debut album coming out next month as well as a tour in Australia and New Zealand in September. He shares his single released on Friday from his album Lone Rider.

The New Zealand music industry is taking flight. After years of pandemic cancellations, closed borders and venues closing, local artists are having their first big tours since the pandemic began and releasing new music. Krystal Gibbens reports.

100% NZ Music

Hamish Taylor, and his wife, Molly, are church planters in New Zealand. Hamish is a Kiwi! And you've met his & Molly's church planting partners, The Hutchisons, in episodes 2 & 6! We chat all things rugby, abiding, embracing and assimilating, and more. Rumor has it, Hamish will be joining us again soon with his Maori friends to teach us more about whakawhanaunatanga!To learn more about Hamish, Molly, and their work, visit their websites:https://www.facebook.com/HamishandMollyTaylorhttps://churchnorthwest.nzMusic by: Irene & the SleepersLogo by: Jill EllisWebsite: brokenbanquetpodcast.comContact Us: brokenbanquetpodcast@gmail.com

Back by popular demand! The Hutchisons! You've heard from Nate, and now we hear from his better half, Whitney. She has a beautiful perspective on cultural empathy and shedding her Americanness to serve with humility in New Zealand.Learn more about Whitney:http://www.n8andwhitney.comhttps://churchnorthwest.nzMusic by: Irene & the SleepersLogo by: Jill EllisWebsite: brokenbanquetpodcast.comContact Us: brokenbanquetpodcast@gmail.com

Maurice Greer from The Human Instinct chats with Karyn about the band's time in the UK and Karyn's uncle, Frank Hay, who was the bass player for the Four Fours and early Human Instinct.

Stay tuned for an all Nz Music show, w/ Venom Dolls rockin it during Fancy New Band, and chats about what your dream vacation is.     

Time to herd your sheep because it's 100% NZ Music week here at bFM. On top of this, I add my own flare of having 100% NZ memes only. Shane The Trucker joins us for Convoy Corner, Taiwere and Freddy of Arabia drop their mixtapes and compete in bFMs first ever freestyle of the day.

We chat with NZ Music royalty Boh Runga about her special Mothers Day project, deliver on car crash radio and in an NZ radio exclusive interview with Benedict Cumberbatch about his new Marvel movie Doctor Strange. 

Gomorrha - Trauma (from the Strain, Crack & Break - Volume 2 of the Nurse With Wound List - Germany) Flohr Otis - Stirb In Deinem Rasenmäher (underground German band from 90s - self released 2LP Vierteiler) NZ mini set inspired by Erewhon Calling - Experimental Sound in New Zealand BOOK (available at Carbon Records link below) Toy Love - Squeeze (from the AK79 2LP compilation on Ripper Records, Propeller, and Flying Nun Records - originally from 1979) Chris Knox - Wanna (from Seizure LP - reiisue on Captured Tracks - originally on Flying Nun 1989) Tall Dwarfs - Skin of My Teeth (from Weeville reissued on Captured Tracks) Wreck Small Speakers on Expensive Stereos - Rain (from Xpressway Pile-up - A Compilation of NZ Music) The Verlaines - Angela (from Dunedin Double 4 way 2LP, The Chills, Sneaky Feelings, The Stones, and The Verlaines - reissued on Flying Nun - originally released in 1982) Rambutan - System 5 (Walker Martin • Michael Kiefer • Chris Robert • Glen Galloway • Eric Hardiman) Rambutan - System 20 (Mike Watt • Anla Courtis • Michael Kiefer • Jon Schlesinger • Thomas Lail • Patrick Weklar • Eric Hardiman) Rambutan - System 32 (Euan Currie • Holland Hopson • Jenifer Gelineau • Ali Robertson • Pete Fosco • Eric Hardiman) Links: Rambutan - Parallel Systems - https://rambutan.bandcamp.com/... Carbon Mailorder - https://carbonrecords.com